Tucked away on a side street in an unassuming but convenient part of the Brays Oaks Management District, The Villagio takes wedding planning to a new level. That’s why the 16,000 square foot event facility is a popular destination for wedding ceremonies and receptions. The planning is often a time of worries and woes for [...]
Among Orthodox members of the Jewish religion is a branch called the Chabad Lubavitch movement, whose goal is to engage Jews of any affiliation and provide humanitarian and spiritual aid where needed. Rabbi Shimon Lazaroff and Chiena Lazaroff Chabad (roughly pronounced Ha-BOD) is an acronym from the Hebrew words for wisdom, understanding, and [...]
It takes an artist with incredible dexterity and vision to make art sculptures from a block of wood using a chainsaw as his main sculpting tool. Jimmy Phillips discovered that he had these talents later in life, and is now making a career out of it. Most recently he created seven of his beautiful wood [...]
Many commercial property owners, including apartment owners, know they pay an annual assessment to a management district, but oftentimes, they know very little about the benefits that management districts provide. Created by the Texas Legislature, management districts are designed to essentially complement what local governments do. Article from ADOBE - THE HOUSTON APARTMENT [...]
Working with the Houston Apartment Association, we proudly fund apartment complex managers' use of a system to screen potential renters. This helps create safer and more stable places to live for thousands of families.
Dear Neighbor, You have received this email because yesterday I notified you about a telephone town hall to discuss last week’s winter storm. The telephone town hall was originally scheduled to take place tonight, but I am postponing the event until this Sunday, February 28 at 6:00 PM. I apologize for any [...]
Morgan Taylor talks to SMI Realty Management's Starla Turnbo about why she got involved with the Brays Oaks Management District and why all owners should get involved with their districts too. Article from ADOBE - THE HOUSTON APARTMENT ASSOCIATION MAGAZINE, March 2021 Edition Read the Article
Council Member Edward Pollard (District J) in collaboration with India House will be distributing free bottles of drinking water to 300 families on First-Come-First-Serve while supply lasts.
The City of Houston and Harris County are working together to provide $159 million in rent and utilities assistance to families who are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds will be distributed by two agencies with established experience in helping people in need: BakerRipley and Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. To [...]
